'Persistent smell of decay': Bins go uncollected for seven weeks in London borough amid refuse contract problems
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Croydon faced a series of missed bin collections after entering a new eight-year waste management contract with Veolia. Despite assurances of improved services, residents reported a growing backlog of rubbish, leading to unsanitary conditions across the borough. Local officials and community members expressed dissatisfaction over the ongoing problems, pointing to a lack of responsiveness from Veolia. The effects are especially noticeable in areas with flats above shops, highlighting the need for reliable waste management. Critics are questioning the council’s decision to stick with Veolia due to escalating complaints and service failures.
It is just so shockingly disappointing because there are millions and millions of pounds of public money going to this company.
Despite submitting multiple missed bin reports, she said nothing was done.
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